Interactive heart
A scroll-driven 3D heart built in code, and an anatomy guide by chamber, valve, vessel and electrical system.
Case study · Website · Healthcare
“A clinic website that explains first, then books.”
Where it stands: Built and live; the clinic's own domain is being connected.


Dr. Ashish Chauhan's patients arrive worried and full of questions — about a report, a symptom or a test they've been asked to take. The website had to answer those questions plainly and get them to an appointment, without ever sounding like a sales page.
Health information carries a higher bar than marketing copy: nothing about the practice could be invented, and nothing about a patient could leak through the site.
Every fact about the practice — credentials, hours, address — was taken from public professional listings and corroborated, and anything unconfirmed is tracked for the clinic to check. There are no invented patient counts, ratings or awards.
The centrepiece is education: a heart generated in code, an interactive anatomy guide, and pages for six conditions, five tests and plain-language guides.
Booking leaves the website for the clinic's own OPD system, Arogyani. Nothing about the patient — not even a symptom — is ever put in a link.
A scroll-driven 3D heart built in code, and an anatomy guide by chamber, valve, vessel and electrical system.
Coronary artery disease, hypertension, arrhythmia, heart failure and more; ECG, echo, Holter and stress tests explained.
Plain answers to what patients ask — when to see a cardiologist, what an ECG shows, understanding blood pressure.
Clear emergency steps on every booking page, so no one waits for a website in a crisis.
Every 'Book appointment' goes to the clinic's Arogyani page, validated at build time.
40 routes with structured data, sitemap and per-page metadata for local search.



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